Sentence examples for routes through which from inspiring English sources

But the judge's decision alludes to at least two routes through which the government could reinstate a prosecution.

"This is a serious concern because increasing the level of female employment is one of the key routes through which family living standards have increased.

The authorities said that Mr. Henao was a leader of the Norte del Valle cocaine cartel and that he had contracted right-wing paramilitary gunmen to protect drug routes through which cocaine was transported to the United States.

Japan does not have any territorial claims in the area, but regards China's military build-up as an attempt to establish dominance of shipping routes through which about $5 trillion worth of trade passes every year.

Both sides would agree to cooperate in reducing the influence of the Taliban and Al Qaeda in Afghanistan; in combating drug trafficking; and in keeping open the routes through which energy flows to the world from the Persian Gulf.

Relations with the United States have remained deeply strained after an American airstrike on the Pakistani side of the border killed 24 soldiers in November, immediately leading Pakistan to close the supply routes through which NATO shipped about 40 percent of its nonlethal supplies.

To improve further understanding of CNT growth, different researchers have proposed different routes through which CNT can be synthesized.

Nonetheless, we may identify at least three routes through which economic analysis of law might acknowledge a normative dimension to law.

And prices are not the only route through which poverty is affected.

One route through which it has worked has been the weaker dollar.

Oman straddles the Strait of Hormuz, a strategic route through which 40 percent of the world's oil tanker traffic crosses.